JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon criticized President Trump's initial tariff strategy as "too large, too big, and too aggressive," while acknowledging the need to address trade imbalances. He expressed cautious optimism about recent trade developments, including the UK-US agreement, and urged the administration to focus on pro-growth policies and immigration reform. Dimon warned that while tariffs may lead to modest inflation, any recession would likely be mild, emphasizing the importance of avoiding an "America alone" approach.